Salts Lake Items From Schedules and Courts
A Salt Lake barber was fined for shacing customers. August Lange, Port Douglas ordnance sergeant, was hanged Sunday. Mona stores robbed Friday night. An adobe wall collapsed injuring no one. W. A. Nolden named fourth vice-president of the National Wholesale Draggints association. Gould favors a Salt Lake union depot. Saltair dredging planned. Quarantine damages suit filed in Idaho. Lizale Carlson shot herself in Salt Lake. Pearl Padgett faces 30 days for theft. Education report shows 79,053 pupils enrolled. Salt Lake lawyers seek independent city judge ticket. Abe Majors case appeals planned. Utah medical school proposal explored. Overcoat theft captured by police. Youths charged with purse theft. Fence dispute over government land discussed. Evening law class at Tatter-day Senate Business College open to adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Lange
Port Douglas
Mona
Saltair
Diabaheep Tnat
Idaho Inspectory
Pearl Padgett
Voluoteers
Manila
Salt Lake City
John W. Young
Utah Central
Western
Park City
Salt Lake
Utah Northern
Ogden
Buttes
London
Abe Majors
Nuttes
Prisiot & Wotion
Binemse
Majore
Capwin Brown
Dudlin
Utah
State University
Willie Gar
Lawrences Martin
Balt Lake
Gre Onder Wrrestead
Constitution at odds with faith shatters church member
James Jackson of Cambridge Mass who left the Second Reformed Presbyterian church after becoming a U S citizen plans to challenge the roll. Dr Anckton notes the case draws Massachu setty interest as a Scotsman naturalizes here and Rev W M Foster denounces the constitution as immoral and God lacking claiming allegiance to a higher sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jackson
Cambridge
Maas
Second Reformed Presbyterian Church
United States
Massachusetty
Anckton
W. M. Foster
Dewet Reported Dead in Boer War Letter
A Pretoria letter claims General Dewet died from wounds after weeks of inactivity led to speculation among officers. The writer recalls his shoulder wound worsened by dirty dressings and notes conflicting reports as Boer forces report varying death accounts from recent captures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewet
Pretoria
Mme
Onbell
Pive Bosra
Cothene
Piet de Villiers
Cornet
Orange River
Dowot
Plot to Overthrow Garrisons Foiled in Samar Island
Lieutenant Thomas M. Baines Jr of the Ninth United States Infantry foiled a planned mass assault by insurgents on a garrison. A prisoner used a wall hole to reenter a cell at Carbiga, Samar, where leaders plotted to fill the jail with bolo knives and seize the guard to unleash an attack. The instigators, a priest and presidente, were arrested along with other prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Baines, Jr
Ninth United States Infantry
Haines
Carbiga
Samar
Priest
Presidente
Walter Baker Co Win Three Gold Medals at Pan American Expo
Judges at the Pan American exposition in Buffalo awarded Walter Baker & Co three gold medals for the superiority of their breakfast cocoa and chocolate products. It marks the 37th highest award they have received from major expos in Europe and America, reflecting enduring quality from the Dorchester, Massachusetts firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Walter Baker & Co. (Limited
Dorchester
Mass
Europe
America
Ibex Town Captures Man After Alleged Assault
In Lendville Colorado Sunday afternoon Richard Gorman, nicknamed an all time fighter, was restrained by locals after allegedly beating his wife. He was taken to a trail town where a miner reportedly stripped him to the back and administered fifty lashes with a cowhide. He was warned another hundred lashes could follow if repeats occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibex
Lendville
Colo
Richard Gorman
Regulary
Domestic Sewing Co Wins Highest Prize At Pan-American Exposition
The New Domestic Sewing Machine Co. received the coveted gold medal at the Pan-American Exposition for the best family sewing machine, marking the highest prize awarded to the company in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
New Domestic Sewing Machine Co
Landslide Strikes Barbados District of Bosco Bel
A severe landslide in Barbados devastates the Bosco Bel district damaging nearly 100 houses and affecting many plantations. Governor announces relief funds and starts urgent aid efforts for residents and affected lands.
Battle losses reported for Ninth Infantry in Samar action
Manila dispatch cites general staff report of October 4 clash on Samar where Forty men of Company EB Ninth Regiment suffered ten dead and six wounded as eighty one enemy soldiers were killed. Reinforcements and gunboats sent. official confirmation pending amid conflicting press reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joram
Chaffee
Avar Department
Manila
Catbalogan
Smith
War Department
Samar
Rota
Batengiga
Ninth Infantry
Dangajon
Elk Teeth as Money in Wyoming Jackson Hole Trade
A wary report claims elk teeth are used as currency in the Jackson Hole region south of Yellowstone. Saloonkeepers accept teeth for liquor and jewelers trade tusks to Elk fraternity members, with four tusks said to equal one dead elk. Cow elks have no tusks and game wardens reportedly monetize head scars for revenue.
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Jackson Hole
Yellowstone Park
Elk Fraternity
Thin Annte
Hawaiian mortality and Chinese labor appeal to U S officials
Henry E. Cooper, territorial secretary and acting Hawaii governor, pressed Secretary Wilcox on Hawaii's conditions. He aims to inform the administration about rapid native deaths near forty per thousand and the outflow of foreign workers. The plan prefers Chinese immigration to bolster labor and support territorial needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Cooper
Territorial
United States
Hawaii
Mr. Cooper
China
Hanns VI Support Roostvelt Crisis Oratory
Senator Hanns declared he had not seen alleged Roosevelt conversations and that any talks with Roosevelt were unsatisfactory. He said he would support Roosevelt as cordially as he had supported McKinley and that he had not released the matter in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
McKinley
Hanne
McKlytay
Train collision claims lives near Collin Bar Michigan
A fatal derailment occurred Friday near Birmingham Michigan after a collision involving Lowe and Otto Ab. trains. Police report two trains from Milwaukee and Grand River lines collided, causing multiple deaths and injuries.
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W Collin Bar, Mich
Detroit, Grand Railroad
the den
Lowe
Otto
Presidency of Mormon Church Reorganized After Leader's Death
The first presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was reorganized after President Lorenzo Snow’s death on October 10. Joseph F. Smith was elected president with John R. Winder and Anthon Lund as counselors. Brigham Young and others attended the temple meeting. The article traces Smith’s line of succession and prior missions, noting his long service and roles within Utah governance and church leadership.
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Mormon Church
Lorenzo Leow
Joseph F. Smith
John R. Winder
Anton Tf. Lond
Smith
Mr. Winder
Apostle Lund
Temple
Brigham Young
John Henry Smith
George Teasdale
John W.taylor
M. W. Merrill
Anthon H. Lund
M. F. Cowley
A. 0. Woodruff
Rodger Clawson
Reed Smoot
Patriaceh John Smith
John B. Winder
Apostle Land
Ikewike
Salt
Utah
Nauvoo Legion
Johns Tons
High Council
Great Britain
Sandwich Islands
Cty
Quorum
Odtabdér
Provo
Salt Lake
Europe
Thun
Young
Mitchell Comments on Tariff Revision Plans
United States Senator John H Mitchell, back from the east, discusses expected tariff revision actions by Congress. He argues that no move by Congress would harm current good business conditions and weighs potential measures to be considered at the coming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John H. Mitchell
Congress
Monte Carlo Casino Plans Ten New Croupiers
The Monte Carlo casino announced ten new croupier vacancies with 1,600 applicants. Of 225 examined, 102 failed medicals. five Corsicans and five others were chosen after education tests. Trainees earn 150 francs monthly, rising to 200 on promotion, with further pay increases and benefits.
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Mig
Monta Cario
Monte Carlo
Dlamisante
Lord Salisbury
Beaulieu
Casino
Riviera
Paris
Birds That Learn Speech and Imitation Across Species
A naturalist notes birds beyond parrots that mimic human speech and sounds. Bluejays and crows can be trained to speak when captured young, while a sparrow once imitated grasshopper calls and later blended grasshopper tones with other birds in its songs.
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Wall
M. H. Coupin
Himmself
The Clerk Spoke English in Berlin Shop
A foreign tradesman struggles with English as Mrs. Gillespie notes amusing scenes from Berlin. Linen surprises, towels, and a clerk who says I have found it very discuit to become such a towel and execute me in an instant illustrate language mishaps and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Looll
Edelweiss Seekers Trigger Alpine Fatal Fall
Alpine tourists and natives seeking edelweiss and other flowers cling to dangerous ledges. Prof Karl Odoer of Presabire and companions ascended from Veldes toward a 4000 foot peak. He slipped while bending for flowers, cried Hopla, and tumbled 1600 feet into a chasm.
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Karl Odoerfer
Presabire
Veldes
Two Words on Virtue and Knowledge from Arnold
A brief reader quip urges faithful generous living as the path to larger wisdom. The saying frames moral growth as a reward for loyal conduct and diligent practice of learned lessons attributed to Arnold.
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Maintreat
BN Ont
W. A. Nolden
National Wholesale Draggints' Association
Old Point Comfort
George J. Gould
Bell
Andrews
The
Nations Asphalt Company
Utel, Deposita,ings
Commissioner of Education
Decilare
Sao Juan Atoekinen
la Representative
Gatti
Elessio
Senate
Lion House
W. Trung
Boswe Reformed Presbyterian Church
Hospenia
Hecumiug & Oltipen
Uniting Homtee
Basdscre
Wits Bester
Barbados
Bolomen
Wyoming
Balkan States
New York Times
Macedonia
Maliu
Assassinas of Stambulomi
Hanns VI
Roostvelt
Presidency OF Mormon Church Reorganized
Joseph F. Keith Recomep Meestent
Ume Dulen
Ft. Winder
Anthon H. Laud
Mitchell
Arnold
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